Bel Ami’s Boys are Officially Robotic Clones

The infamous Peters Twins are ironic mascots for the Eastern-Euro Studio. We all got hard at two twins, exactly alike, pleasuring each other. Now, almost every model looks like they're sexing up their bedroom mirrors. Can you tell the diff?

Anyone who claims all minorities look the same only need to visit Bel Ami, the Sean Cody of Europe. While Bel Ami has often been on the chopping block for their cookie cutter models, the latest scene with Jean-Daniel Chagall and Vadim Farrell reminds us of the CGI'd Winklevii in The Social Network. Of course, there are some slight differences, you have to stare pretty damn hard, like looking at those "Spot The Difference" photos in Highlights Magazine. Check out the freakiness:

• Same Hair Color
• Same Height
• Same Eyebrows
• Same Dick Length
• Same Muscle Tone
• Same Pubic Hairdid
• Same Perfectly Smooth Bod
• Same Scar Underneath Opposite Eye

Yes, there are slight blink-and-you'll-miss-them differences in cheekbone structure, but this is surely proof that the Bel Ami boys are actually robots created from a Stepford-style plant. Jean-Daniel and Vadim are simply the most obvious case (since the Peters Twins) that the boys are generated from recycled parts. Given the factory's enduring popularity, chances are slim we'll get a new model designer soon.

· BelAmiOnline.com